Plugin to create a progress bar

Squall290586

I change the plugin, i create a new module with a new method.
The link is be updated (version 1.02)

Aerilius

Hi,
we usually use an author module and then a module name of our choice ( Utils is a very generic word). Like

module Squall
  module Utils
  end
end

Squall290586

@aerilius said:

Hi,
we usually use an author module and then a module name of our choice ( Utils is a very generic word). Like

module Squall
>   module Utils
>   end
> end

Indeed, i change all my class and i prefixe all that by the module Squall.

Chris Fullmer

One reason to not add methods to existing SketchUp space is because in the future, SketchUp itself might decide to add that same method. Then you'll be conflicting.

thomthom

@squall290586 said:

I change the module sketchup with a new method it's not an existant method.
It's very important?

I recommend you read this: http://www.thomthom.net/thoughts/2012/01/golden-rules-of-sketchup-plugin-development/

Squall290586

@thomthom said:

@squall290586 said:

I change the module sketchup with a new method it's not an existant method.
It's very important?

I recommend you read this: http://www.thomthom.net/thoughts/2012/01/golden-rules-of-sketchup-plugin-development/

Thanks for this link, I will to read that carefully .

Squall290586

Hi,

A new version of my progress bar is available (Version 1.1).
After severals tests, I modify the generation of the web page using jQuery JS framework.

And now, a processing management is available to execute the processes one by one.

LFloissac

Hi Gregory,

"Félicitations" (I'm French too) for your plugin.

I'm using SU Pro - 8.0.14346 and your plugin ProgressBar v1.29
I've tried to use your plugin and obtain the following message: "Run aborted. Error: progress_bar.rb:48:in `set_file': can't convert nil into String"
the code used to call the plugin is from your example (see above). Do you have a suggestion ?

require 'progress_bar.rb'

pb = Squall::ProgressBar.new(200);
pb.onCancel() {puts "cancel"};
pb.process() {
i = 0;
loop{
pb.progress();
i += 1;
break if(i == 200);
sleep(0.5)
};
};

glro

@lfloissac said:

Hi Gregory,

"Félicitations" (I'm French too) for your plugin.

I'm using SU Pro - 8.0.14346 and your plugin ProgressBar v1.29
I've tried to use your plugin and obtain the following message: "Run aborted. Error: progress_bar.rb:48:in `set_file': can't convert nil into String"
the code used to call the plugin is from your example (see above). Do you have a suggestion ?

require 'progress_bar.rb'

pb = Squall::ProgressBar.new(200);
pb.onCancel() {puts "cancel"};
pb.process() {
i = 0;
loop{
pb.progress();
i += 1;
break if(i == 200);
sleep(0.5)
};
};

line 48 of progress_bar.rb is
"@dialog.set_file(Sketchup.find_support_file("progressBar.html", "/Plugins/ProgressBar/html"))"

maybe it is related to the "progressBar.html" file

I downloaded version 1.29 too, and the code works perfectly on my computer: a progress bar does appear on my screen

glro

[quote="Squall290586"]

And for finish, this is a little example:


	pb = Squall;;ProgressBar.new(200); 
	pb.onCancel() {puts "cancel"}; 
	pb.process() {
		i = 0;
		loop{
			pb.progress();
			i += 1;
	 		break if(i == 200);
	 		sleep(0.5)
		};
	};

i just downloaded v 1.29, installed it, and typed the code above in a ruby editor; it works fine

I am not sure about how to use this plugin in a plugin of mine, though...

I guess that i have to type this code in mine, and adjust the increase of "i" parameter according to my process; it is correct?

or could you give a few words of explanation?

thank you

LFloissac

Thanks, it was a path "/Plugins/ProgressBar/html" problem.
It works now !

Hooch

Hey, i actually writing a plugin for SketchUp and implemented the progressbar. On windows this works fine and as expected, but now i tried to port this plugin for mac and the progressbar causes bugsplats. In my opinion the using of a second thread causes (the single threaded?) SketchUp to crash. Did anyone mentioned this before or has someone a workaround for this problem?

tt_su

Are you using Ruby threads? Threads in Ruby 1.8 are green threads, meaning not native threads.

Can you elaborate on how you implemented a progressbar?